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Is the Ice Melting Near You?
Dorothy Yoder Nyce
My Declaration of Interdependence:Learning to Say “We” and “I” or Perish
Titus Bender
Bridge to the Other Side
 Annie E. Wenger-Nabigon
The Gray Afternoon of the Soul
Gareth Brandt
Five Hours East
Our Faith, Like Margaret’s 
Brenda Hartman-Souder
On Crazy Institutions
 Alan Soffin
 and much more
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 reamSee reamSeeer Magazineer Magazine
 Voices from the Soul
Winter-Spring-Summer-Autumn 2012
 Volume 12, Number 1, 2, 3,4; ISSN 1546-4172
 
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his issue of DreamSeeker Magazine crosses boundaries of faith, cul-tural, national, worldview understandings, and more. Article afterarticle invites us to think about what is Other than our selves, circum-stances, preferences, current arrangements.Dorothy Yoder Nyce invites us to dream of a melting of the icethat in freezing our faith commitments prevents our grasping thevalue of other understandings. Titus Bender wants us to grasp thatthe view from “I”we so regularly champion in North America mustgive way to “We”lest we perish. Annie Wenger-Nabigon asks us tofeel our way through what happens when a member of an oppressingpeople marries a member of those oppressed. Brenda Hartman-Souder invites us to join her in Nigeria where faith like Margaret’shelps keep her on course.Drawing us into pondering the nature of crazy and sane institu-tions, Alan Soffin helps us consider the possibility that many of theinstitutions we champion are actually crazy, and institutions otherthan those we tend to celebrate are the sane ones. Somewhat similarly if focusing over a century earlier, Daniel Hertzler’s reviews of bookson the Civil War show us that what looks like sane violence from oneperspective can look problematic indeed from another.Noël R. King’s gives us a fresh angle of vision on ideas, whichsquirm away to become separate from us, originating with but end-ing up as other than us. In my column, I hope to show us how evenfamily torment can yield to family transcendence. And the poets helpus see across boundaries of seasons and kinds.
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he astute reader may notice that this issue of 
DSM 
spans all fourquarters of 2012. That is because my commitments as seminary deanare not allowing me enough time to oversee four annual issues. It’spossible that this issue of 
DSM 
, as one columnist insightfully sug-
Editorial: Across Boundaries
This issue of DreamSeeker Magazine crossesboundaries of faith, cultural, national, worldview understandings and more.
 
Editor
Michael A. King
Editorial Council
David Graybill, DanielHertzler, Kristina M. King,Richard A. Kauffman
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David B. Greiser, BrendaHartman-Souder, DanielHertzler, Michael A. King,Nöel R. King
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ispublished quarterly in spring,summer, fall, and winter.Copyright © 2012ISSN: 1548-1719
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NTHISISSUE
 Winter-Spring-Summer-Autumn 2012, Volume 12,Numbers 1, 2, 3. and 4
Editorial: Across BoundariesPoetry
Mona Jean Harley,
Winter Garden Baby 2;
Cheryl Denise,
Grade Eight •64 
Is the Ice Melting Near You?3
Dorothy Yoder Nyce
My Declaration of Interdependence:Learning to Say Weand Ior Perish11
Titus Bender
Bridge to the Other Side17
 Annie E. Wenger-Nabigon
The Gray Afternoon of the Soul24
Gareth Brandt
Five Hours East29
Our Faith, Like Margaret’s 
Brenda Hartman-Souder
On Crazy Institutions33
 Alan Soffin
Books, Faith, World & More38
Remembering the Civil War: Reviews of  
Upon the Altar of the Nation
and of Mennonites, Amish and the American Civil War 
Daniel Hertzler
The Turquoise Pen46
 A Great Idea
Noël R. King
Kingsview49
Families: Where Torment and Transcendence Mix 
Michael A. King
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